Help with Sex Problems in Marriage

ignorance still prevalent among lay-men (and some doctors) concerning marital ^ adjustments make it seem right that the Marriage Guidance Council should have 1 own booklet for its special clients. As to the readership, the context indicates that i' for young couples still in love, who are puzzled because there is something lacking their physical enjoyment of each other but may not be sure exactly what. It is ind6' refreshing to find a book on sex which so many times emphasises love as the basis marriage?so many books on this subject seem to be written rather like the techn^ handbooks published for motor cars, which describe the workings of the engine well, but omit any mention of the driver as a source of difficulties. This booklet in many respects fulfils its objectives and gives a loving couple a bas through which they can recognise the nature of their problems and, more import^ what it is that may still be lacking in their marriage.